Curriculum Vitae

Tales From the Hood: My aid-blogging CV

Key accomplishments:

I invented a word: SWEDOW.
http://www.wordspy.com/words/SWEDOW.asp
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I co-blog, along with  @ShotgunShack, at the uber-awesome Stuff Expat Aid Workers Like:
http://stuffexpataidworkerslike.com/

Tales From the Hood is part of the Global Development Blogosphere. (Hosted by The Guardian)

Online appearances:

In Which Dr. J answers a life-saving question- A guest post on the outstanding Hand Relief International blog.

Free the Aid Bloggers -  An interview with Dennis Whittle (Founder/CEO of Global Giving).  (The same post also appeared on the Huffington Post).

Kissin’ U – Guest post about aid work, parenthood and musical Stockholm syndrome at the On Motherhood & Sanity blog.

Win-Win or Forced Marriage? – Guest post about the differences between aid workers and aid marketers. Part of the “For My Corporates” series on the Shotgun Shack blog.

Answering Questions about Humanitarian Aid Delivery – An interview on Haiti Rewired.

I was quoted in TIME (online): Bad Charity? (All I Got Was This Lousy T-shirt) – Based on an written interview with Nick Wadhams (whole interview: here).

Good Donorship and some early lessons from the earthquake response in Haiti – A guest post on Saundra Schimmelpfennigs’ blog, Good Intentions Are Not Enough.

“Rethinking Efficiency” – a guest post on the Peace Dividend Trust (PDT) blog about why getting the lowest price on everything will not make aid more efficient. (Peace Dividend Trust Blog)

Extra-curricular activities:

Tales From the Hood’s Online Store:
http://www.cafepress.com/talesfromthhood

Get your gen-u-ine Tales From the Hood and #SWEDOW branded-merchandise at awesome prices here. Impress your aid worker colleagues and friends. Be the life of the next disaster zone party. … and, yes – there’s a thong.

My Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/TalesFrometheHood

Random pictures, polls, and banter, all related to humanitarian aid work.

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